Reptiles of the Skies - Walking with Dinosaurs in HQ - BBC
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2017-09-12
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The Cretaceous period saw the breaking up of the northern and southern landmasses. Flying dinosaurs like Tapejara would master the air and the new coast lines of prehistoric Earth. The largest flying dinosaur Ornithocheirus prepares for a long flight to breeding grounds.\r
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